The Blue Board

Didn't see any on Indiana's.

One was to change the language in the state constitution cause it was racist.

Ohio has one to allow them to redraw voter districts (i think) so whoever is in power would be able to better control representatives in congress

....and it turn remove the phrase "the right to public education"....

California has a BS tax and spend initiative that they've been selling as a "save the schools" proposition. Also a repeal the death penalty proposition when we haven't executed anyone in I don't know how long.

The real dusie is the "pure foods" initiative where any food that has been genetically altered must be labeled as such. It was written by a bunch of tort lawyers so they could strong arm cash out of small mon & pop markets by threatening to sue them if a label was missing.

Maryland.

There are a lot of mostly pointless ones that will get approved with flying colors. These are the two hot button issues.

Question 6- Same Sex Marriages
Question 7- Maryland casinos revenue gets distributed to the public schools but in return the casinos get to max out on the numbed of table games and slots allowed by law.

One that was important to me was Michigan's Prop 3:

Proposal 3 would add an amendment to the state constitution requiring that Michigan obtain 25 percent of its energy from renewable resources (like wind, solar and hydro) by the year 2025.

I voted yes. I hope it passes.

Good job GONIG.

Every state needs RPS.